Getting Over A Narcissist By Dissolving The Stranglehold of Cognitive Dissonance

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I bet you have asked yourself this question at least ahundred times, “why is it so hard to get over the narcissist in my life?” It probably doesn’t make much sense to you why you’re struggling so hard to move on from someonewhose rap sheet ofwrongdoings toward you is a mile long. It should be easy to let go of someone who has caused you so much pain… right? Well, not really when you understand the interplay of factors that contribute to the concept of cognitive dissonance.

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A Covert Narcissist's Wife

Twenty years ago I was a woman who enjoyed life, laughed often and was looking forward to the future. A lot can change in twenty years, even who you are. I married a covert Narcissist and he killed me. I disappeared. I will never be seen again. I am technically alive, breathing, walking, doing household chores and take care of my teenage son, but I'm not really living. I have become an expert at fooling those who see me in a public setting. The truth is I am dead inside. My covert Narcissistic husband and his family worked as a team to destroy me, make me disappear from their lives, and why? Because I stood up for myself and our son. Because I spoke the truth about what happened to us. For that reason alone I needed to be destroyed.

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December 19, 2015

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A Covert Narcissist's Wife

Narcissistic Abuse, Complex PTSD = Dead Woman Walking, Talking and Writing.